Moksha Yoga is a little slice of heaven in the sky. Tucked quietly behind a cute book shop off…read moreCentre street this little studio packs a powerhouse of knowledge and wonderful instructors in a variety of modalities. They offer clinics on everything from inversions to meditation and everything in between. Definitely worth your visit.

I have been coming here casually the last couple of months after being introduced to the studio…read morewith a free class pass from Lululemon in Brighton. I have since ditched my gym in favour of coming here, even though I am a bit of a newbie yogi and I'm not exactly skinny so I find it difficult to hold poses for too long, or get quite deep enough into some poses. The teachers here are lovely - they are friendly, not afraid to adjust you, and give ample modifications for difficult poses. The studio is really nice with lovely floorboards and big windows which overlook the bay - from a second floor perspective this is a great sight. Parking is free in a small lot about 100 metres down the street (street parking is only 1 hour and a little difficult to come by). Mat 'hire' is free if you don't have your own. Booking online is a breeze. Some enjoyable extras include the green tea on offer to relax with or chat to other clients after class, but most of all I can't wait for my amazing smelling little lavender eye pillow to be paced over my eyes during savasana - sometimes when there are some tricky poses during class I set my mind on the lavender eye pillow I'll soon get to enjoy during savasana and it helps pull me through! Classes are a bit on the expensive side but it is such a pleasant space to practise with helpful and friendly teachers (and those lavender eye pillows) so it makes it all worth it.

From the owner: Elevate Yoga is a boutique yoga studio overlooking the Bay in beautiful Black Rock. We provide a…read moreluxurious and contemporary yoga experience for our clients. Our teachers are dedicated and inspired. They focus on an enjoyable, intelligent and safe yoga practice. Elevate Yoga class sizes are designed for personal space and personal attention. Our yoga styles are accessible to the modern body. You can indulge your practice on cushioned bamboo floors with full-length mirrors, surround sound, the best eco-organic products and props, complimentary teas plus one of the best views in Melbourne.

I am really upset with Gina. I accidentally made a transaction of a large sum to Gina's Yoga…read morestudio. And she has turned out to be unethical by stopping to respond to my messages and not returning the amount due to me. Please be careful while transacting with her.

After trying quite a few yoga studios in my area, I was so happy to find one that resonated with me…read moreat Mudita Yoga Studio. I've been going there for a year and a half and have just left for a big overseas trip, and was sad to say goodbye to the amazing teachers I have met there. They all have a unique style and there is a very welcoming vibe about the studio. Class prices and passes are great value. I would recommend Mudita to anyone (and I have already to many of my friends!)

had a deeply distressing experience at Fitness First Bayside Platinum on Monday 19 January 2026…read more The day before, I called the club three times to make a booking, however no one answered. When I later raised this, I was told that bookings are not taken in the morning, which added to the confusion and lack of assistance. On the day itself, while using the pool, I was approached by staff and spoken to in a derogatory and intimidating manner, then publicly admonished and required to leave the pool, despite complying with instructions. This was humiliating and occurred in front of other members. This incident did not occur in isolation. On previous occasions, I have experienced rude and dismissive behaviour from staff, including when my phone would not sign on with the new system. Rather than being assisted, I was offered no help and was labelled "impatient", despite the issue being technical. Over time, these interactions have felt bullying rather than supportive. I am also concerned about inconsistent enforcement of pool capacity rules. I have frequently observed the pool operating with more patrons than permitted without intervention. On this occasion, enforcement felt selective. Following the incident, my membership was immediately suspended based on allegations of aggressive behaviour and verbal abuse, which I strongly dispute. I was not given an opportunity to provide my account before the suspension was imposed. A premium gym should manage issues calmly, respectfully, and with fairness. Unfortunately, this experience left me feeling embarrassed, distressed, and unwelcome. I hope Fitness First reviews its booking systems, staff training, and consistency in policy enforcement so that other members do not experience similar treatment.

I've been a member of this gym for a little over 4 months now. I'm starting to get into the classes…read moreafter finding ones I like and don't feel like a total unco at. You know the ones - BodyStep, BodyJam, and Zumba - where some ripped 20-something stands front and centre and leaps and bounds through the class like her other job is as Britney Spears' backup dancer. There's always someone who tries to outdo the instructor, such as the over-tanned 50 year old in BodyPump who was doing her lunges so far out she was basically doing the splits. The gym is new, it has a swimming pool, and there is plenty of equipment. I HATE to exercise, so joining in the first place was a huge deal for me. This place makes me actually not hate exercise. The staff are always friendly and greet you by name when you arrive/help you out if you ask in classes. If you have an early session, you can even take a free Herald Sun when you leave (or, when you arrive, like some tight people do because they're worried they will miss out if they wait until the end of their workout). Minus one star for: expensive, classes are on at inconvenient times, and they open too late on a weekday (6A.M. is too late when I have to leave for work at 7) and a Sunday (9 A.M. - I've been sitting around nearly 2 hours waiting for the gym to open).